story: Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- The German news outlet Der Spiegel has published photographs of what appear to be two U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan posing over the bodies of dead Afghans -- images which threaten to further complicate the American military effort there. 
  
  Two images show the soldiers kneeling by a bloody body sprawled over a patch of sand and grass. A third shows what appears to be two bodies propped up, back to back, against a post in front of a military vehicle. 
  
  Der Spiegel identifies the soldiers as Spc. Jeremy Morlock and Pfc. Andrew Holmes, who are both facing charges relating to the wrongful deaths of Afghan civilians. 
  
  Specifically, Holmes is charged with the premeditated deaths of three civilians, possessing a dismembered human finger, wrongfully possessing photographs of human casualties, and smoking hashish. 
  
  He is also accused of conspiring with Morlock to shoot at a civilian and then toss a grenade so it would look like the soldiers were under attack. 
  
  Morlock is charged with three counts of murder. He is accused of killing one Afghan civilian in January 2010 with a grenade and rifle; killing another in May 2010 in a similar manner; and shooting a third to death in February 2010. 
  
  U.S. military rules also prohibit "taking or retaining individual souvenirs or trophies," which the photographs may be construed as. 
  
  The trial for the two soldiers is being conducted at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington. Morlock's court martial is slated to begin Wednesday, while the start date for Holmes' court martial has not been publicly announced. 
questions: What news agency showed photos of American soldiers?
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questions: What were the soldiers doing in the photos?
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questions: What does another photo show?
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questions: What could the photos be construed as?
questions: What is the name of one of the soldiers?
questions: The other?
questions: What is Holmes being charged with?
answers: Der Spiegel
answers: The German news outlet Der Spiegel
answers: Germany
answers: The German news outlet Der Spiegel
answers: posing over the bodies of dead Afghans
answers: photographs of what appear to be two U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan posing over the bodies of dead Afghans
answers: bloody
answers: Two images show the soldiers kneeling by a bloody body sprawled over a patch of sand and grass
answers: propped up, back to back
answers: A third shows what appears to be two bodies propped up, back to bac
answers: military vehicle.
answers:  A third shows what appears to be two bodies propped up, back to back, against a post in front of a military vehicle. 
  
answers: taking or retaining individual souvenirs or trophies
answers: U.S. military rules also prohibit "taking or retaining individual souvenirs or trophies," which the photographs may be construed as. 
answers: Jeremy Morlock
answers: Der Spiegel identifies the soldiers as Spc. Jeremy Morlock 
answers: Pfc. Andrew Holmes
answers: Pfc. Andrew Holmes
answers: Holmes is charged with the premeditated deaths of three civilians
answers: Holmes is charged with the premeditated deaths of three civilians